The river Coe on the way to the Pap of Glencoe
It's about time to add some mountains, so here are some shots of Glencoe after a week walking in glorious sunshine and t-shirts ... in May ... in Scotland - no, really, it was good weather! (and let us not forget the midges!)
First of all a shot on the Aonach Eagach - we didn't climb this, but a policy of climbing hills nearby deadly ridges is a good way to get the views without exposing ourselves to any danger!
Aonach Eagach from Garbh Bheinn
Stob Na Doire from the top of Buachaille Etive Mor
Next up another view of Aonach Eagach, taken on the way up to Stob Coire nan Lochan. With perfect timing we did all the hard climbing in the cloud, and the sun started to break through just before the top, giving another day of breathtaking scenery.
Cloud clearing on the Aonach Eagach, from Coire nan Lochan
And finally, after a short stroll up Glen Nevis, a view of Steall falls:
An Gearanach from Steall Meadows
Buachaille Etive Mor is my favourite Mountain top of all time (so far). I would say favourite Munro, but I don't want to exclude other countries, notably New Zealand. This was part of the view from the top after a stunning climb up through Coire na Tulaich. A fabulous top with loads of high level walking available, and on a day like this, fantastic views.
Stob Na Doire from the top of Buachaille Etive MorNext up another view of Aonach Eagach, taken on the way up to Stob Coire nan Lochan. With perfect timing we did all the hard climbing in the cloud, and the sun started to break through just before the top, giving another day of breathtaking scenery.
Cloud clearing on the Aonach Eagach, from Coire nan LochanAnd finally, after a short stroll up Glen Nevis, a view of Steall falls:
An Gearanach from Steall MeadowsAll Photographs © BrokenMountain 2008
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